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NI'inutes -City of San Leandro City Council Meeting Page 11 September 21,1998 Mayor Young indicated she, along with Vice Mayor Galvan and Council Member Glaze, will serve on the Ad Hoc Committee. The following Motion was then introduced: Minute Order No. 98-64, Matter of Creation of and Appointment of Members to a City Council Ad Hoc Committee to Create and Appoint Citizens to a General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC) for an Update of the Land Use and Circulation Elements of the San Leandro General Plan and Related Environmental Documents (provides for creation of and appointment of three City Council Members to an ad hoc committee to select and appoint citizens to a General Plan Advisory Committee [GPAC]). (1156) The City Council approved the creation of and appointment of City Council Members Galvan, Glaze, and Mayor Young to a City Council Ad Hoc Committee to Create and Appoint Citizens to a General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC) for an Update of the Land Use and Circulation Elements of the San Leandro General Plan and Related Environmental Documents. M/S/C Loeffler and Lothrop. Ayes: 7; Noes: 0 P. Status of Washington Manor and Corvallis School Bus Loading Zones. Ray Davis, Engineering and Transportation Department, gave a status report on the issue of Washington Manor and Corvallis School Bus Loading Zones, noting the buses at Corvallis issue is going somewhat smoothly. It was noted most of the problems at both sites are primarily due to the way in which parents are dropping off their children. Chief of Police Bob Maginnis gave a report and history of citations that have been issued at those locations, which were primarily due to Proposition 227 protestors. Council Member Loeffler commented that he appreciated the report and stressed safety is a key concern. Council Member Nardine expressed concerns with the lack of parent-drop-off zones. She suggested there be Police presence atBack-to-School Nights. Council Member Glaze expressed continued concern with the narrowness of Fargo Avenue and complaints he has received from neighbors regarding the safety issues that poses. John Jermanis, City Manager, responded that he will have staff continue to study the issue.